At least two Glorias, if not more: Van Morrison and U2.
Wonderful, by Adam Ant and Stone Temple Pilots
Why, Annie Lennox and Bronski Beat
Trouble, Shawn Colvin and Lindsey Buckingham
Tomorrow, Morrissey and Silverchair
Tighten Up, remake of a 60s song by R.E.M. and Electronic
These Days, R.E.M. and Joy Division
Talking In Your Sleep, Level 42 and The Romantics
Superstar, Sheryl Crow and The Carpenters
Stay Young, Oasis and INXS
She’s Gone, Hall & Oates and Bob Marley
The Last Time=The Stones and Keane
Push the Button Chemical Brothers (excellent) and Sugar Babes(utter tripe)
And Everclear…
Brendon Small
Also Brian Wilson (Smile)
add Material Issue
“All For Love”- Color Me Badd and a threeway duet between Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart and Sting.
“One More Try”-George Michael and Timmy T
“One”-U2 and Elton John, except Elton’s title includes “The”
“Someone Like You”-Adele and Van Morrison
“The Power of Love”-Celine Dion, Jennifer Rush, Huey Lewis and the News, Frankie Goes to Hollywood
“Because”-The Beatles and Dave Clark Five
And the Rolling Stones.
“Head Over Heels” - The Go-Gos, Tears For Fears, ABBA, Accept, Midnight Oil, plenty of others
No, it’s Powell (two L’s).
There’s also “Learn to Fly” by Foo Fighters.
Iron Maiden has recorded three songs that share the same title as Bruce Dickinson’s solo songs: “The Wicker Man”, “The Alchemist”, and “The Man of Sorrows”.
And another by Procol Harum.
Ha! I was about to object to the OP not including Rhianna in the listing of “Stay” artists, but the song wasn’t out in '07.
In 8 years, no one has mentioned two hits from 1980: 9 to 5 by Sheena Easton and 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton. (The former was a British song renamed as “Morning Train” in the US to avoid the confusion.)
The Bee Gees also recorded a song called “One.”
“Somebody to Love” by Queen and Jefferson Airplane.
In the U.S it was credited as Morning Train(9 to 5), though elsewhere it was Morning. Train. I wanted to mention it but was hesitant and you beat me to it. By the way they were both #1 singles in Spring 1981. In Canada the Easton song was known only as Morning Train.
Now that this thread has been resurrected, we can add Hello by Lionel Richie and Adele.
“Bad Blood”- Neil Sedaka and Taylor Swift
“I’m Your Man”- Leonard Cohen and Wham
“Fame”- David Bowie and Lady Gaga
Didn’t Three Dog Night also have a hit called “One”?
And Irene Cara (theme song for the movie; if you’re going to get nitpicky, Cara’s song is officially “Fame**!**”, but I think it’s close enough.
“Ship of Fools” - the Grateful Dead / Bruce Hornsby & the Range / World Party
“Winds of Change” - Eric Burdon & the Animals / the Bee Gees / Jefferson Starship / the Scorpions
Also Van der Graaf and the Doors. (Did Bruce Hornsby really do a “Ship of Fools” that wasn’t the Grateful Dead song? Where?)
“Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen and G. F. Handel…
The song title “Magic” has been used for at least 20 different songs, including several which were hits:
Pilot (1974)
Olivia Newton-John (1980)
The Cars (1984)
Robin Thicke (2008)
B.o.B with Rivers Cuomo (2010)
Coldplay (2014)